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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-14
PLACES FOR MAYOR HEWITT TO FILL.

CANDIDATES FOR THE vACANCIES-THE MAYORS
FAvORITE PROJECTS.
Mayor Hewitt will have several prominent places to
al on May /. As DR.. wOosey Johnson's term Health
Commissioner will expire that date, the Mayor will
practically have the complete control Of the Health Board
The term Of John X. vOorhs Police Commissioner
viii also expire May 1. There is reason to doubt
hat he win be his The third place Is that
- Charity Commissioner, to NIL the vacancy caused by
he expiration OF the term Of Henry H. Porter Mr.
3 candidate for reappontment and is said to stand
very fair chance He is brother-in-law OF Colonel
George Bliss and member Of the County Democracy.
Dock Commissioner also to be appointed TO succeed
Joseph Koch Mir Koch Is also candidate for reappont
Slaot The term Of Fire Commissioner Edward Smith
so expires understood that he not anxious for
candidate for tho place. One Of the important
tneancies occurring this year in the Street Cleaning
3sPartment In the place Of james Coleman. Tammany
&en VIII probably mako hard push for this place.
H. Coleman, however, has large number of influential
61ends working for him.
Mayor Hewitt keeps his counsel and gives no postye
~ said recently 81 came into once entirely un pledged
lem under obligations TO the politicians OF any organ
kstton. announced that would administer the Jaws
- ordinances OF the city With sole regard 10 the cys
6e my heart One was 70 clean out the dives and low
oggoes which disgrsced by the open
ea6 Of the advertisements Of vice within think that
m provide quarters Part LII Of the Court Of Cen
GL Sessions Part III OF this court Is now running
hs third thing sought after was streets AS
Was able ns After s'' S ,S ocs sent Ss
sdd rspayng and to report what wss the best paving
y each and the probable cost When this was done
&ntseA 70 have bill presented In the Legislature pro-
ve would sn b pushed on 81 once III project win
tDeetve consideration soon."
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MURDEROUS A sSA ULT on A POLICPuIy

Policeman John Deitz. OF the Sixth BROOKLYN polIco
Precinct, entered the barroom OF John Vessel M Oh
Maers in citizens clothes, yesterday afternoon lie
was accompanied by his brother John Vessel and John
Clark, "a bartender. behind the bar A number M
men were standing before tho bar drinking Dcitz Inn
medatcy placed Vessel under on charge NJ viz
latg he Excise law. Vessel resisted arrest rhe men
In the barroom members OF the notorious
Row Gang" They gathered about the officer and de- IL
him n blow In the face, which knocked him dawn
Before he had recovered from the blow the gang
on him. beating him ia a most brutal manner 7cf, smc
ceeded In drawing his club but before had time 70 ss
it he was struck stunning blow the head The club
then taken from his grasp and used q weapon 10
managed 10 gain his feet but weak from fila loss
OF blood that fell 10 the floor The gang stli
rounded him and poured their murderous blows nuon
hm Officers Bonner and Lynch arrived on the ace ne in
time to rescue Dez. lie taken the station ls
skull was fractured. Sergeant Sutton Immediately de-
tailed ten officers 10 make raid the place When fhe
officers reached the shop 10 was closed Clark the bs
tender was found In bed In the of John Wes
sel aud ho was taken into custody. No trarca nj
Vessel could he found The police, however
In arresting Robert i.e OF No ia Leonard At, Patrck
C,yukD OF No. 1SS South Firsst and Frank Mc(iee M
No IO5 Unionave Each OF the prisoners WAS identini
by Detz Tho Battle Bow Cans" Is composed Of the
ruRhes elements Of Brooklyn OF late years the nolce
have nearly succeeded in breaking up and many Of tbs
leaders serving terms In the State Prison sey
eral wears ago officer Donoue. OF the Fifth Precinct was
murdered by OF the members or the gang who was
hung for the Another IL now serving a term Of
ten years for assault on Onloer Lynch.
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BROADWAY TABERyA Gle DEBT TO BE PAID.
The sixteenth anniversary Of the Rev. DIR. William NJ
TAYLOR as pastor OF the Broadway Tabernacle occurred
Yesterday The Doctor preached to large congregation
lie alluded to the prosperity Of the church. both spirit
uay and financially and also spoke OF the amount OF
money had given during his pastorate to the various
Religious charities total being about 600 But
there was small Of $35 900 the church and the
trustees OF the church and congregation
had resolved cancel this anniversary Subscription
cards had distributed. After ferven prayer that
God would bless the service they to enter upon
the trustees deacons and ushers passed around among
The aggregation and within half hour the full amount
was contributed and the debt tho Broadway Taber-
nacle was dead
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

ExAlderman Ceary's trial for bribery Court OF Oyer and
Terminer.
Trial Of pono for murder. General Sessions
Assembly Committee investigation of Municipal depart
ments Brooklyn.
Electrical subway Commission No l2ls broadway,
womans Foreign Missionary Society. Long Island cry
morning.
John l. stoddards lecture Queen Elizabeth" Days
Theatre, IL n -
Professor Boyesens lecture Lyceum Theatre, II m.
Meetings Of Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors II
Monthly meeting OF Ohio Society. No 2S6 fifth-ave M
Mass meeting aid OF W omans Medical College CHECKER.
Hall, evening n
Retail Grocers Union. No. 2lS East Twenty third st.
p.
Twelfth Regiment Athletic Association Armory evening
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF SEw.YoRK. MARCH 10. 1881

~ ....Hl NJ
ARRIVED
town wiz %G,s cabin and !6S s,eerae. passengers L
CITY OF Montreal Brl Leitch. Lrerpool Mar
Queenstown with mdse and passengers to Peter Wright
Steamer Mar.ala Ger, Maa, Hamburg 81 md,e
and passengers Phelps Bros Co. Arrived al the Bai
steamer rm. taer Iunrst Bremen Mara southampton
With maso cabin and ts9 passengers to Del
s sss CO. xessrsSd q e s ar Antwerp Feb 90 with
mdso and TO Peter Wright Sons Arrived at the
4 Champagne sFr, Trans. Hare MARI, win
ban. Arrived at The Bar At 1890 . m -,
md s.sS a ssG 10 II Mallory co.
steamer Cy Of Altar "a ickwcc Charleston days Win
steamer seneca Walker Newport New, and West Point.
Steamer Wyanoke. nulphers Richmond, CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdso aud pasenser' 10 on Dcminon $50
Steamer Neptune. Nickerson Boston. with mdse to IL +
Brig Katahdn. Haynes Bangor via Port Chester. to II
s~hf NSrombera HariIne Demcrara rs day.
Brrai water order vessel to II Smith Co
% sx HT clio {; %sG' oG ~ days with sugar 10
to se s5. ma Tab snr co. vessel to rsam@e Bros
schr Elizabeth DE Hart Mcintyre. ~ John NB II day.
sUNsEr-winiN SANITY Hook. light 3: cloudy. Al City
Island. light, sswi cloudy.
Arrived yesterilv-
steamer Enskara ,spanl Luzzaraya Clenfuegos DAYS
with sugar order vessel to Chas Sumner Co. Arrived
at the Bar at 10 y III. s,trn
Steamers Rodora for Bristol Dcvonia Glasgow Zaardsm
I,asts @n Hos ~ JONI. r. veTusna- KnssoS
Sims KarOo for London; Prince Regent, Liverpool.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Ioypos Mar l2-sailed steamer Heveta (Br), Cochrane
for New York. 49, =,
irvERPooI. Mar l2-sailed steamers Dominion tBr. Wall
for Portland; Kansas (Br Gleg for Boston, Gaucus (br
oi,rpSsfows Mar l3 sailed Nevada (Br). Cush
Ing from f.lvrrpool hence for New York
IUI. Mar l2-Sailod steamer Buffalo (Br. Malet, for
NewY0rk. 49,,
Houier FOR New. York.
ASrwEnr Mar l2-sailed. steamer waesand tBeg). Ueb
erweg, for Now.lOrk
PARA Mar ll-Arrved. steamer Alliance. Beers from
Se Work on her way Rio Janeiro land proceeded
sr KITrN l2Sailod steamer Bermuda (Br). Fraser
fran Harbadoes &C, hence for Now York.
U.yavA i2-saicd, steamer city OF Alexandria, Rey
nods for Now.York
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SPRING GOODS AND NOvELTIES ~ PROFUSTOy
Shoppers In search Of novelties In spring goods seem
know they cannot do better than visit James
Crccry 4 Co., No. sol Broadway. This house makes a
specially OF highcass novelties in every branch taking
as much procure and striking goods even In
the hosiery and undertaking department In i'm
portant and heavier lines The French cheviots for
walking dresses and suits contain many mixtures I'm
checks and paids aud all the fashionable shades Of gray
brown green and hclOtrOpe. The French Beatrice
suiting Is a new and handsome material. Of medium
weight all wool, and appropriate for spring suits IL
In solid cOOrs tan, brown, terra Gotta and hello
trope. The Cheddar robes with Indian buhl-work en-
brOidery, are particularly attractive.
wOOllcn drcs goods this seasons novelties - cline
toward combination suits Of PLATA vests with striped and
varously ornamented panels and skirts. Velvet and
plush fLees In diverse patterns OF stripes dots checks
and plads OF ali the cOOrs In the rainbow and shades
are pressed into the service. and In cases with
happy results McCreery 60. 10 have the kuack
agreeable passing mention must he made of the
hue herring boned canesla cloth. In solid coors
The stock Of silks II better this spring than I'm
former years. The variety OF China silks Is unusually
large and line. Fancy coOrngs in demand and
the pattern. include stripes dots, odd gcomericaI NJ.
urer crOssbars checks and vino patterns In charming
pTofuson French Bcngaline Is "a combination NJ
silk wool which Is certain 10 prove popular yelyes
not much In fashion formerly, aud arc giving
place 10 fancy silks OF these novelties I'm moire nm.
tiquc effects with satin stripes the chief The color,
for these novelties are principally odashoned ones not
brilliant, but presenting faded appearance pckin
pOmnadOur stripes on fale FRANCHISE background find
favor In many quarters Tafota glacf, with velvet
effect, Is pretty combination. Tussah IL a new material
spun from wild cocoons. Brooches, with satin srrines
viii be much The stock Of plain silks is comniec
and well chosen usual and Inc es MANY ne sI,adcs
OF color such as Mozambique, serpent and cuiyre
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MONEY NEEDED TO AID YOUNG WOMEN.

The enlarged demand upon the Of the Youn
Womeps Christian Association which has come with the
erection Of s building at No East Fifteenth ST. makes
necessary appeal for funds carry work The x
pcnscs of the coming will amount TO $4,000 Tho
ent income Of the association 10 ony $4,000 TO meet the
tl00 cacf fifty Of go each dy $50 each and loo sio
zach. Smaller sums however win be gratefully received
This money win be devoted TO the support classes
Including BOO pupils 70 The main and the
library 10 tbs snpport Of the bureau prov
lug teachers for the needewok department 70 the suppot
Of the board directory and 10 expenses the
Association building. ~
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AWAITING TIE ARCHBISHOPS RETURN

The stephens Church are waiting quietly.
but with Impotence for the return OF Archbishop Corr
gan After church services yesterday Of the men,
bers collected and talked OF the probability Of DR. Mcqynn
church. The belief that instructions 10
thai awaiting tho Archbshops arrival Is exceed
ingly strong Dr. McGlynn remains at the home OF his
relatives Harlem bnt this morning he will probably go to
the friend short distance from New York, where
has ecta tn AL M a
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DDoWyED nv TRYING TO RSClpr Ipprsr

Policeman Edward Houlihan, OF the Thirteenth Pre-
cinc on duty In Last sixthst at o'clock yes
terday morning, Frank Sullivan. whom no knew to
be thief going along with two chickens under his
One alive and the other dead Houihan started
over to arrest Sullivan, who down 6ixthsL Hoult
han followed him down TO the river On tho way sulli-
dropI cd tho chickens When he got TO the pier lie
ran out 10 the end and jumped In the river HOnIihan
raped for assistance and Officer White 10 his aid
Thsy tried TO get Sullivan ont OF the water but were
uceehsfuL Alter the thci TO The surface tho rsi
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STATEN ISLAND.

srAPIyToy-Charles Eichman German, twenty three
employed Beches Brewery attempted TO commit suicide
yesterday by Jumping into the Bay at CAnast ne
rescued Frank Mccartney and Isaac Dufey
lie had bal given Mr. Bechte TO his employees
on SATURDAY. night and had quarrel with his sweetheart
lie licked at Police Headquarters. An unknown
man was killed south OF the irese works at l22O NJ
YESTERDAY engine No OF the Rapid Transit Railroad The
BODY be that OF bOakeepcr on the schooner
Hamilton lying MulfOrds docks
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sn living in this city did not ystusn home and yeseraay
me 80 4 o me me men ~.
for their safety although the w.ter not roSEn s
yesterday afternoon at West One hundred ana MY
hscopdst bat said that 1t 10 not the Doat ina. he
mon were TO- Il had not been upset, and there Wa
pair Of oars In the bottom OF the boat.
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HOME NEWS.
ppnMINENr ARRIXAL2

yyrA /srnus Hofsl-Ex Senator Joseph F. HcDonsid OF
Inaiana 81 Senator william Nhyte Maryland
eI .Governor n g. Ordway OF Dakota and W. flofnnoe
[u-m0rE Hsfsl-James j. Hill President, ann william r.
Smith General solicitor Of the ST. Paul sna
MANITOBA Railway Company. Breroort HoHt.Ihe rev
br Neyip Of Rome Victoria Hofei-Couht MonRcias
Of Munich. Hotel Bruns,cek-The Hon Ihomas NC
Drew NJ r.. and John J. Foote. OF Quebec noVma'
Eovse-sarah Benharit ST James Hotet-Morton NC
Hinnfs nj
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1887.
SPRINCEXHIBI7'
CARRIAGES.

Announcing our Annual Spring
Exhibit, we offer to buyers of high
grade Pleasure Carriages a display
which in variety, originality of design
and beauty of finish has never been
equalled.
Manufacturing as we do all parts
entering into the construction of a
carriage, such as wheels, springs,
lamps, locks, hinges, etc, and selling
only our own productions, we offer a
guarantee for quality not to be found
elsewhere.
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REPEHLINAN PRIMARIE0

The Republican County Committee will meet on Tues
day evening and Issue call for primaries for the cleo
ton Of district officers and committees and delegates to
the County Committee for the year 1887 Ths date fixed
Tor Tie primaries Will probably DO Friday. April 10. II
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HAyx ZEE rHRRE xax BEEN pRowxxpt

Gnlus Beaudsis age forty-nve, Of Fort Leo, N. j.,
Viniam Xilrsn ego twsntyeight Of Manhattanst, and
Patrick Smith, age thirty, Of Onehundrsd thirty.
oecondsk and the Boulevard. about O'Clock on satur
oay evening eft Vest Opchundred md secondst
n small skf to TO the Jersey sAAss The
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

The man Killed in the tunnel Saturday afternoon
was dentihef yesterday Henry r. Biener. OF No 2i5
Fourteenthgt He Edward Scelev the other who
struck the time were tackmen and worked In
the tunnel.
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tho Officers thought he had

me he disappeared, and tho officers thought ne nao
sisr Houlhaus honrs Of duty over he went 10
No i59 Lewis-st whe.e Sullivan lived etPeerans ND
then the officer concluded that he had been afownso
lie told suvans people. who grapped It the eno OF h
eixthst. pier oil day yesterday ABOUT ociooA 'A NV
Afternoon the body was hshed up
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NEX-IERSEY.

PAMRAPo-Carrie seiner threa whose parents live at
FOry secOnd at Avenue d. pulled kettle OF boiling
water saturday night and was scalded 10
death
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MdRINE INTELLIGE NOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Sun rises 90 OF Moon riso llb2 Moons age. 20
HIGH WATER
LH-sandy Hook ll2l Gov. lard. ll:se Hell Gate o5e
P.N-SAndy Hook lli3 Gov. IsPd. - Hell Gate. l26
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PROTESTS AGAINST COERCION.

WHAT FRESHMEN SAY OF THE PROPOSED BILL
PREPARING TO CELEBRATE 81. PATRICKs DAY.
Yesteriays meetings OF tho Irish National League
wero remarkable for the bitter feeling displayed over
the impending Coercion act, which the Tories are
about t, ntoiucc. The points touched upon By
all the speakers that tho proposed measure OF
repression had not the shade Of an excuse; "for''
said j. y. Farrell, president Of the Homo Rule
Club, their General Butler, himself landlord
and Tory, said In his report, portions Of which the
Salisbury Government suppressed that II Coercion
was to be applied at ALL 1t should be applied TO the
landlords" General James H. OBeirne said: SIR
Wfrcd Blunt English Tory and landlord.
until he visited Ireland a few months ago and saw
for himself Now he Is ono OF the most ardent OF
Home Rulers and j. opposed 10 Coercion In any
form. sir Robert Hamilton tho permanent Under
secretary at Dublin Castle had such means Of know
ing tho injustice that Icing practised upon the
Irish people, that even bo became a HOup Ruler
whcrcupon he dismissed from his post" X. NJ.
walters sad "The only grounds OF complaint that they
have Is tho failure Of jury Of their own choosing
TO convict John Dillon and his associates"
John }. Dclaney president Of tho Municipal Coun-
ell OF the Irish National League al special meeting
OF the Executive Committee Of that body. decided to
call a mass-mcetlng IN tho Cooper institute WITHIN .
few days 70 protest against tie proposed coercion act
tho League, says that all preparations arc COM
plctcd for the big denomination on Wednesday even
Tho different irish societies which are going TO
celebrate st Parick's Day have given the toast Home
orators to denOuncc coercion. CIvl Justice John
Henry Mccarthy VIII preside at the st. Patrick.
Sons of TT Patrick VIII have the usual dinner at
rS A I0ea r m%T5s ~ Toes in n the
tito Of "Rogerss BODY Guard" at the Asor Chop
House in para-pla,ce The Friends OF ireland. who
dinner, VIII have probably as pleasant tine as any
H Sdys sn Of 9bs G Regiment viii have r annual sn
and entertainments In Tamnany Han
Hibernians parade. Tho organization still continucs
split and there WIN be two paradr ;u ono going TO
join the Brooklyn men.
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Earl g. Wilson's l.. & w. br m Of Men 3
Collars and CUTS the best Sold every whsra
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Beware of slight irritation Of the thro at.
Cough Drops give instant relief Wholesale house.
aOs and 40 Grands Genuine has A. III. II. each drop
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rup yryTU REGIMENT MONUMENT.

The following amounts have been received ny u,o n,,
A.. =, mo eth Regiment for the Gettysburg Battlefield
Monument Fund: an.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEA,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, ~ d., Beachst.. n Y.
Hours-ll 10 ] and 3 10 B p. m. Sundays. 10 TO l2s
Of nervous system. from whatever eau O. q
Tor years. Our readers may safely
sn tho nth the assurance OF receiving honorable
reliable opinions and common sense
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LEARN TO COOK !!

CEALsKIN GARMENTS. ,a and .1 ruH0.-
- cided isduc'Sn s;iuXYNE, Manufactures ios
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,, vannerhIlt el OO Tfoen nghons 4 Curtis... go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

nym c. k. d~yrekcyi Ruchu kolel
pahst~owej W krakowie, Il PARMA
Marya Antonina Tcodora III oro-
q, corka AdoIfa Hory, radcy
sAdu krajowego i Anlon'ny Z Mil
koszow. Zwiazko pobtogosfawIf
Ks. prof. FIR. WaIczJ hski, kolcga
tana m}odeg".
w kosciele %parafalny" "
Zaso~ie pob}ogostawiony zostaf
zwiazek maf1ehski pomiedzy p.
lIenrykiem Wtadystawem X a.
KEN, dz~ier&awca apteki W Tarno-
vie, Il panna Maya Konstancya
X ropacze k, c6"ka Edmunda
i Mary z Celow~kich K~r"paczkow,
Was. dobr Datrowce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
DO smutnych .wiadomosci. i.

DO smutnych w%iadomosci, j.
kic mas dochodza Z Puznan>kiego,
%d"licz!t mneimy nova o brlyd-
kim po,tepku CIT. rech Mfasciciei!
d6br W Poznahskiem ktorzy wy
dali odezwe do obywatrlstwa po-
wiatu gnicznichsk;v go, do zb;era-
MIA skfudek ma upominek dla
landratba p. Nolluw, z powodu
% letnieg" urzeiowania tego& W
pow. gnieznienskim.
DzienuiE Rzuaaski, z kt6re-
go to viadomosG cierpiemy, rob-
uwage, ME mogac napietpowac .]ak
naIe&y togo faktu, re przecie&
wzglad ma godnosG narodowa
ME pozwala ma TAXI pomyst i stusz-
dodaje, O. jest on CO uAywac go
sza zebranego W drolze ektadek;
ze jest potrzeb krajuwych mnos-
Two, Jak stypendja dIa pul,. milo
dzlczy ratunko"y j t. d.
Panowio ci nnzywaja sic: Wen.
dorIj, WI. Werzbichi, II. Zohow-
ski / ks. Wulhowiak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
ROZMAITOSCI

Daczego go nj. ohrad1i! Cry
fanny W * ronice tygodn. Prnsa."
Od"iedAitcm " tym tygodniu jed
ego innlsh p%rzyjarjot. W%4asnie
czytat 'Kurjera', przy
tel wryszcie zwykej czynnosc',
maIowalo sic ma .jcG" twarzy 'ak
silnio zdumjanlc, lem rie zanir-
pokol. Myslalem, &c rzoio ucleh-
ME mn ma kark, a oczy wyjda =
orbit j wyskorza ma szpalty p'sma.
Ma Boga, co sic slaf"! :,
Nicstycbana, nicslycham
rzrcz. .odpart. Romeo sN'at"
Me m6wlsz ohyba " zac-
micniu ksirzyca?-
Furda zncmi"nic'
Vice moAo dziwl ci9 kata
strofa miasta Zug, ktoro zapada
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22
Ziemie POiskie pod zabO,
rem m OSkieWSkim.

Warszawa, % sierpnia. Ro~
syJski minister oswlecenie znow
zdoby4 sic ma move rozporzq-
dzenie, ograniczajqce akademi-
kow we wyborze uniwersyte-
tow, ma ktorych chca czerpac
nauke.
Odtad do ka2dego uniwer-
sytetu tylkc CT akademicy be-
da przypuszczeni jake slucha-
cze, ktorzy pochodzq Z na.ibliz-
szych .jego okolic. Skutkiem
tego rozporzqdzenia ministra
wydalono tenn dniami z pc
tersbprskiego umwersytetu stu
piec,?ziesleciu akademikow lyl.
ko ola tego, ze pochodzq 2
poiudniowej Rosyi, gdzie majq
Odesie wfasciwy swoj uni
Wersytet.
WarSzawianie lie bardzo
sic gniewajq o takie rozpo
rzadzenie, DO ono oczysci aka
demia %miejscowa Cd nap]ywu
akademikow moskiewskich.
ktorych wplyw ia m1odziez
naszq zawsze okazywa1 sic
zgubnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-22

nistwa, IL owe komiteta zagranicz-
ne do sam"woli, d" przywtaszcze-
IVA sobie ;akiejs wyzszej w1adzy
mad innymi. ABBY S'e zas PREY
niej utrzymac, *ywofaja dla siebie
stronnictwa, pod stronnictw die.
la zebrane oiary, Il czestokroc
W wiekszeJ ilosc' soblo przywfa-
szczaja. - Zagadniesz W tel ma
teryi niejednego 90 przebywat ma
wychod1ctwie we Francyl, Szwai
caryi, Anglyi i t. D., Il byf skaza-
ny ma to iaske, to CT %zucznie im1en-
ME tych p]otwarzac, kto:y posred-
nictwem wsparcia sic ga momowali.
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skarbami, ami gwariya ami nj strzel :
CAM wolnymi, czy niewol"ymi,
ami tez rycerzami rozmailemi Pol
ski mic w,krzesmy, ale pr',ca j os-
wiat,, ktora q doprowadzlc mn-
81 najpie,w do lepszego hvtu W
eszrn, i ytowir, do prem: stu
handful i I. p., nutenczas shar
by tcmi p%rzykfadac bedzicmy &C.
gieikl do wajarei sic
Polski. Do dzisiaj dnia zato&oce
JUL dutki ! dalsze ~jeszcze ofiary
cd tych, co chelnie z s%wiadomos-
sia rzeczy na ow Shorb tozab uzy-
wajmy vice nn wyksztatcenie
uLozszych dnchem Cd mas, ma wzor
R6mocy naukoace1 w sturym klaj u (,
a zblizymy sic en- PREDICT do &C.
low naszych. Biednym %k'eszenia i
duchem mic dzisiaj ME dadzq boga-
cze bez serca i czucia, rzuca ci Z
niechecia okruszyne .iaN fazarzo-
wi, lecz skoro podniesiemy W "a~
ducha i SERGE podniesiemy Shorb
R5lshi. Wszakzesz odrobina zaled-
wi. spadfa Ma ton o%itarz, a jak t"
iuz partya ma w-chodzie groz', u
tego, 60 ma swych szponach, ne
podda pod zarzad ogofu. czemu
to czyn? b je.i brak czucia i SER
ca, brak je.j obwiaty ~rozsadnego
zapatrzenia sic ma przesziosG, teraz-
ME szusci p"zy szfost.
\ zatem sprawe Sharbu powi-
MEN sejm 4 wielka o~yieAnosciis
traktowaG, azcby ona wyszia ma
najlepszy pozyttk ogoiow; poIskie-
mu u me zachwiafa Zwiazkiem.
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